Becoming a magician in another world

"…but you had a difficult childhood in Baron Rheinbach's house. That was definitely my fault."

After all, I guess that’s Melanie’s burden.

I had a neurosis and wanted to commit suicide. I thought I couldn't take my son with me, so I decided to go alone.

However, the result was that she survived and started a new family.

A gentle and understanding husband and a lovely daughter.

But Sam's situation had not changed. No, it had arguably become worse with Melanie's disappearance.

"Ah, how's it going. Because Daphne and Derek are here."

While Melanie lost her memory and lived a second life, Sam was treated unhappily at the Baron's house.

That must be why Melanie couldn't look Sam in the eye.

It's just that, being Sam, I can't help but think, it's something of that magnitude.

It was bad. I don't want to have the same thoughts again, and I don't want to go back to the past. But it's over, and I'm happy now. I can't help but lament the past now. Although I may not say it in front of you, for me, family is Daphne and Derek. "

"…Is that so? Thank you very much Daphne and Mr. Derek."

"Yes, both of them are here. Please do meet him. Because I care about you very much."

Both will be very happy with Melanie's survival.

At least, that's what Melanie seemed to think, that she was the only one who was happy, and of course she wouldn't think of that.

I hope you know that by meeting up with old friends Daphnes, there is no need to take on extra burdens.

"Can I see two people?"

"It doesn't matter. Daphne and the others all want to see you. They'll be happy."

"......Thanks"

(Perhaps, it’s not just me, Daphne and the others also have burdens)

When Melanie was in pain, I don't know what she was thinking or doing.

It's Daphne and Derek who are talking about, they should protect Melanie, so cheer up.

The worthless, regrettable fruit turned into fruit, but it was Yolanda's fault, not Melanie's.

"Well, I feel like I have a lot of burdens and worries, so please don't worry." "...Do you mean reassurance?"

"I don't hate you, and I don't care about your family. I just want you and your family to be happy, that's all."

"May I?"

"For better or worse, you already have a family. Your precious family should be your priority."

"But Lord Samuel is family to me, too." Uncomfortably, but clearly, Melanie referred to Sam as family.

"Maybe, but I'm independent now, and I have someone I love. In less than a year, I'll be a father. I'm fine now."

"......but"

"I heard Miss Melanie has a daughter. Please give that child lots of love. And of course, your current husband too. Most importantly, I hope you will be happy. That is Samuel's wish."

Maybe it's because Sam doesn't remember anything about Melanie, so it becomes a strange attitude anyway.

However, if it was the old Sam, it might be different.

She smiled, perhaps because she truly regarded Melanie as her mother.

All Sam can do now is wish Melanie happiness, because Sam before him must have also wished her happiness.

Melanie bowed her head deeply at Sam's words.

"--Thank you so much"

Sam had no idea what she looked like.